Group 1: Urban Development and Revitalization - Nanjing has revitalized urban spaces through the activation of 539 land and asset projects, with 212 already revitalized, covering approximately 1.26 million square meters of property and 0.52 million acres of land [1] - The Nanjing Health Grand City, a large-scale commercial project, has opened after a decade of stagnation, featuring a multi-modal transport hub that connects various public transport options, enhancing consumer accessibility [2][3] - The RE-PARK project on Ruijin Road has transformed an old garment factory into a trendy urban space, integrating commercial, cultural, and recreational functions, with an expected annual revenue exceeding 600 million yuan [5] Group 2: Transportation-Oriented Development (TOD) - The newly completed Sojie Complex is Nanjing's first public transport-oriented development (TOD), designed to optimize land use while maintaining its primary function as a bus station, featuring a mix of public transport facilities and commercial spaces [3] - The TOD model aims to enhance land productivity, with projected economic output exceeding 10 million yuan per hectare [3] Group 3: Data Asset Utilization - Nanjing is actively promoting the monetization of data assets, exemplified by the Jiangsu Future Urban Travel Technology Group's participation in a data asset securitization project, raising 5 million yuan [7] - The Nanjing Big Data Group has initiated the market-oriented operation of public data resources, successfully launching multiple public data products and enhancing the efficiency of data asset allocation [8][9]